Headlight restoration at Sam's Club
Headlight restoration at Sam's Club
Hello everyone!
I was at Sam's Club today shopping for some things and saw an advertisement at the Car Center about headlight restoration. Talked to the guys for a moment and they explained they would wet sand it then apply clear coat to keep sun damage away from the headlights. To top it off they will give you a 5 year warranty which means you can bring it back at any time and have the process repeated should your lights fade again. All this costs $29.99 - well worth the money considering the guy must have worked on it for over 1 hour.
The results are very impressive, looks very professionally done and both lights look BRAND NEW! You can't beat it for the price if you are too lazy to do it yourself (like I am)
Of course you have to be am member of Sam's Club but then again, membership is pretty inexpensive and they usually always have some other good deals going on. You might even get away with applying for a day-pass if you want to be on the cheap side (it's free)!
Enjoy your weekend!
I was at Sam's Club today shopping for some things and saw an advertisement at the Car Center about headlight restoration. Talked to the guys for a moment and they explained they would wet sand it then apply clear coat to keep sun damage away from the headlights. To top it off they will give you a 5 year warranty which means you can bring it back at any time and have the process repeated should your lights fade again. All this costs $29.99 - well worth the money considering the guy must have worked on it for over 1 hour.
The results are very impressive, looks very professionally done and both lights look BRAND NEW! You can't beat it for the price if you are too lazy to do it yourself (like I am)
Of course you have to be am member of Sam's Club but then again, membership is pretty inexpensive and they usually always have some other good deals going on. You might even get away with applying for a day-pass if you want to be on the cheap side (it's free)!
Enjoy your weekend!
Re: Headlight restoration at Sam's Club
I'm in St. Petersburg, Florida BUT my friend is in New Jersey and apparently they have it available there too. As far as I understand EVERY Sam's Club carries it if you ask!
It comes with a warranty card that states it's a "patent pending" unique process! I watched them, not sure what their "secret ingredient" is as they wet sand and then apply clear coat but supposedly they are so confident their clear coat will last 5 years! Otherwise you can bring it back any time and get it redone/reapplied if it starts to fade!
It really is a great deal! Lights look like brand new, I'm very happy. Oh and they were also very careful taping everything off and not damaging pain/body!
It comes with a warranty card that states it's a "patent pending" unique process! I watched them, not sure what their "secret ingredient" is as they wet sand and then apply clear coat but supposedly they are so confident their clear coat will last 5 years! Otherwise you can bring it back any time and get it redone/reapplied if it starts to fade!
It really is a great deal! Lights look like brand new, I'm very happy. Oh and they were also very careful taping everything off and not damaging pain/body!
Re: Headlight restoration at Sam's Club
What is the FREEOSK and what are YOU products? Sorry, I probably should know this but I'm still relatively new to the Forum!
Re: Headlight restoration at Sam's Club
I'm probably going to give this a shot just because I have a couple of fairly light scratches in my headlights that bother me... Thanks for the heads up!
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